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Webinar Recording: “GraphQL in the Python World” with Nafiul Islam

Paul Everitt

Yesterday’s webinar on GraphQL was a hit: one of our highest-registrations ever, and Nafiul Islam gave a thorough introduction with live coding and answering a big list of audience questions:

https://youtu.be/p7VujaALaGQ

Specifically, Nafiul covered:

  • An explanation of GraphQL
  • Usage of the visual GraphiQL client against the GitHub GraphQL endpoints
  • Writing a todo application in Flask which publishes GraphQL endpoints
  • Inspecting those endpoints via a browser

The recording is 54 minutes. If you have any questions about the material, post them here and we’ll either try to answer or ask Nafiul to pitch in. Thanks to Nafiul and thanks to everyone that participated.

-PyCharm Team
The Drive to Develop

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4 Responses to Webinar Recording: “GraphQL in the Python World” with Nafiul Islam

  1. Milosz says:

    November 10, 2017

    Is there a possibility to share code which was presented during webinar?

    • Quazi Nafiul Islam says:

      November 11, 2017

      Hey!

      I will upload it to a github repo later today. The post will be changed to reflect that.

    • Quazi Nafiul Islam says:

      November 11, 2017

      Hey, here is the repo: https://github.com/gamesbrainiac/graphql-in-the-python-world

      • Milosz says:

        November 12, 2017

        Great! Thanks!

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